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... foes the Protectionists. We can never, however, believe that the Radicals will he guilty of such madness as this. Suppose the Whig Government to be broken up by the partial secession or opposition of the Radicals, the Radicals will be answerable to the country ...
... toe. Diplomacy, too, has probably not been overlooked in this appointment. Mr. Shiel has long held a leading place among the Whigs, and is thoroughly acquainted with all the uremia of their policy; and, as stirring times in Italy cannot be far distant, it ...
... elections had been held in Ohio and Pennsylvania, but with chequered results. Ohio sill return to the next Congress eight Whigs, eleven Democrats, and two Free Soil Members. Miscellaneous &deices note that satisfactory accounts had been received at New ...
... of the sufferers in the Hospital, who are progressing auhumealiate cutuutencetneut of the undemakiug. favourably.—Northern Whig. interests of the minority. - I regard the Lancashire Public School Association as the representative of a great political ...
... shape. It grew in the garden of Henry. T. iligginson, Esq. of Lisburn. We never before met with so weighty a pear.—Northern Whig. Lord Dunsancy has been appointed, by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, a Deputy-Lieutenant fur the County Meath. ...
... observation from Mr. Rea, that such conduct was downright persecution—it was the Church militant with a vengeance.—NOrthern Whig. STATE OF TRAIE. BRADFORD, THCIUADAT. WooL—There is an evident slackening in the demand for all kinds of combing wools, for ...
... destroyed were insured. There are at meant five of time sufferer, in the Hospital, who are progr s ing ftsregrahly.—..Northeru Whig. ...
... tried in this court, and if so they should certainly have a fair trial. After all, Plain Jock is about the hopeatest of the Whigs; at any rate he is much lees given to can't and claptrap than others among them who get credit for far higher magnanimity. ...
... D'lsraeli, Lord John Manners, and the Morning Chronicle, who denounce Lord John Russell's letter as too hotly Protestant s Whig. The last three words afford a key to their singular position. Lord John has taken the word out of their mouth ; and they forgive ...
... on the River Erne, to any capitalist wile would come and erect a proper building there for manufacturing purposes.— Northern Whig. Faoea ENcwIID IN Rocas.—At a meeting of the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, held last week, Mr. Hyndrnan ...
... seizing him Notwithstanding his struggle to make his escape, she held him fast until Richey came up and secured bin.—Northern Whig. ...
... putting forth. pamphlets after the Eastern Exeter fashion, and aiming, every now and then, a back-handed blow at Acbar and his Whig administration. In several conferences, says Akhun, I covered the infidel (Bayczid) with such disgrace and confusion that ...